Lee Dong-wook gifts bag to Yoo In-na: "We look like a divorced couple." Touching [Goblin 10th Anniversary Trip]

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Actress Yoo In-na concluded the 'Goblin 10th Anniversary Trip' with warm smiles and lingering emotions.

The final episode of tvN's 20th anniversary edition, "Shining Because We Are Together - Goblin 10th Anniversary Trip" (hereinafter 'Goblin 10th Anniversary Trip'), aired on the 12th, depicting Yoo In-na's final journey to Gangneung to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the drama "The Lonely and Great God-Goblin" (hereinafter 'Goblin').

On that day, Yoo In-na selected a bag she liked at a café, and Lee Dong-wook personally paid for it as a gift. Yoo In-na explained, "Please remove the tag. Otherwise, they might ask me to return it later."

Later, walking together along the seaside, Lee Dong-wook remarked, "You're so familiar," adding, "Even after meeting again after such a long time, we look like a couple who lived together for years and then divorced. If anything happens to me, you're the person who will stand by my side," creating a heartwarming moment.

Her chemistry with Kim Go-eun also shone brightly. From morning onward, Yoo In-na affectionately cared for every aspect of Kim Go-eun's appearance, saying, "You need to wash up," naturally evoking the relationship between 'Sunny, the chicken shop owner,' and 'Eun-tak, the part-time worker' from the drama. It was another moment where Yoo In-na's unique charm, blending playfulness and consideration, once again stood out.

In a Yutnori (Korean dice game) competition involving dishwashing duties, she displayed perfect synergy with Gong Hyo-jin, her 'past-life siblings.' The two, who were biological siblings in the drama's past life, impressed everyone from the start with their seamless coordination. Yoo In-na led them to victory with a series of "Mo!" chants. Her exclamations, "Mo! Mo! Why are you so good?" and her victory dance kept the entire set laughing until the very end.

Yoo In-na not only amplified the emotional impact by reading viewers' stories from the past decade about their love for 'Goblin,' using her uniquely sweet voice and delicate delivery, but also warmed the hearts of all viewers.

At the final stop, a drawing photo studio, Yoo In-na completed a drawing herself and took photos together to close out the memories. She left affectionate remarks: "Every moment felt as if I had returned to my childhood; all times were genuinely brilliant. Please continue to love 'Goblin'."

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